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Just installed Mathematica 7.0.1, same issue, same fix. At least.
We had Mathematica 6 (6.0.1 to be specific) installed on a Debian 4.1 (Lenny/Testing). After setting up an xfs X font server and adding Mathematica's fonts everything seemed to work just fine. But then I remembered that I needed to add the FontPath to the VNCserver scripts. And when I tried to run Mathematica it greeted me with a nice beep and Help → Why the Beep? told me
Unable to find font family Nimbus Sans L with requested face (weight Plain, slant Plain). Substituting closest match.
Well, I hope that if anyone else gets the same message they can find my solution. Because when I searched the web I didn't find a bit. It took me more than an hour to cure this.
I first thought that some fonts were missing but this did not quieten Mathematica. After much reading and nearly getting lost in trial and error I found a (wrong) hint in an old documentation for Mathematica 4.2. Anyway, this hint pointed me to the file
So, by chance, there I found the entry for
@@resource NormalFontWeights { "medium", "normal", "light", "book"}
and I remembered from the fc-list output of
fc-list | grep -i "nimbus sans"
that there was no "normal" or "medium". There was only "regular". Thus,
"regular" to the list of
NormalFontWeights as in
@@resource NormalFontWeights { "regular", "medium", "normal", "light", "book"}
fixed the problem :-)
Maybe I should add that when I tested some more configurations I once was facing the following error message which is – strangely enough – very similar though I was only starting the same Mathematica just by means of
ssh -X within the VNC server of another machine:
Unable to find font with family Nimbus Sans L, weight Plain, slant Plain, and size 10.
In this case
fc-list | grep -i "nimbus sans" still showed the same hits but
xlsfonts | grep -i nimbus
was empty because the
FontPath for the VNCserver session was not set.
Mathematica 7 on Ubuntu 12.04. Same issue and this fix worked. Thank you very much for figuring this out AND for taking the time to post it online!
@David: I am glad you found this old posting and that it helped. Strangely enough, I haven't had this problem since years, however we are using Mathematica 8!?
Are you using VNC and/or xfs, or are you running Mathematica locally?
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Leonardo DiCaprio is a lucky man, especially after his near death experiences.
Speaking to Wired magazine, the 41-year-old Titanic star revealed that he nearly died three times — once in a shark attack, once on a flight when the engine suddenly exploded and while skydiving his parachute refused to open mid freefall.
Leonardo graces the cover of the magazine's January issue where he shared his experiences.
Revealing about his near-death experiences, The Wolf of Wall Street actor says, "A great white jumped into my cage when I was diving in South Africa. Half its body was in the cage, and it was snapping at me."
"The great white took about five or six snaps an arm's length away from my head. The guys there said that has never happened in the 30 years they'd been doing it."
Leonardo's second brush with death came while on a Delta commercial flight, one of the flight's engine exploded. The pilot had to temporarily turn off the engines and make an emergency landing.
"I was in business class, and an engine blew up in front of my eyes…I was sitting there looking out at the wing, and the entire wing exploded in a fireball," Leonardo revealed to the magazine.
"I was the only one looking out at the moment this giant turbine exploded like a comet. It was crazy."
The Hollywood heartthrob's third brush with death came on a skydiving expedition when the parachutes got entangled and his guide struggled to open it.
"We did another free fall for like another 5, 10 seconds. I didn't even think about the extra chute, so I thought we were just plummeting to our death," the Oscar-nominated star told Wired.
"The fun part was when he said, 'You're probably going to break your legs on the way down, because we're going too fast now.'"
Leo added, "So after you see your whole life flash in front of your eyes- twice- he says, 'Oh, your legs are going to get broken too.'"
Luckily, they managed to do a barrel role as they hit the ground leaving them bruised but not injured.
The actor will be starring in The Revenant which also stars British actor Tom Hardy. Leonardo plays the role of a frontiersman who is left for dead in the movie.
The movie hits screen on December 25 in US with a limited release edition and then a worldwide release on January 8.

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PALO ALTO, CA--(Marketwired - Nov 20, 2013) - Slice, the most effortless way to keep track of online purchases in one place, today announced its first tablet app, just in time for holiday shopping. The Android app features the package tracking, price alert capabilities and newly released recall monitoring that define Slice as the ultimate shopping companion, presented in a stunning interface optimized for tablet devices. The app's dashboard displays everything the user has purchased online in a catalog of large and easily browsable images, annotated with key product information including shipping statuses.
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But, we had to venture on to the strip the other night and while there Charlie asked "where should we eat?", hmmm, so many choices...Maggiano's, Margaritaville, but my favorite places to eat are actually coffee shops in casinos! I love them, something about the atmosphere in those places, the clanking of the coffee cups, the people to watch, some look like they have been up all night, some have just arrived to Vegas and have that money burning a hole in their pocket look!
It is an exciting vibe, one of the reasons I love living here! The people watching is the best!
We decided on The Grand Lux Cafe in The Venetian. One of our favorites, the food is fabulous and if you are lucky you get a table on the inside patio to watch all the tourists walk by!
We got our patio table and ordered, Charlie had the chicken parmesan and I chose the crispy caramel chicken with rice. Wow, it was delicious! I may have to try a recipe for that here at home!
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North Atlantic Dance Theatre is looking for a composer to work with two choreographers in our first project this season. Our 1:2 program magnifies the diversity of two choreographers as they create new choreography based on the same piece of music. Our composer will have an opportunity to create a new or use an existing composition to work with each choreographer to develop their artistic interpretation of the music.
The first time we did this project was two years ago and was a wonderful success. Since that time our audiences have been asking for us to return this programming…so here we are.
Performance is on October 21st @ 7:00pm in Gloucester , MA.
Though there is no compensation for this project at this time this is a great opportunity to work with dancers and discover visualization of your music through two different choreographers.
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By Chris Sciacca.
Ballet or mathematics? Most ordinary eight year olds girls would probably choose ballet, but Maria Dubovitskaya was anything but an ordinary eight year old.
One day, after ballet lessons in the Moscow suburb of Domodedovo, Maria's parents were running a little late. She heard other children, mostly boys her age, clacking away on IBM 286 PC keyboards in the classroom next door. Peeking through a crack in the door Maria was overcome with curiosity.
"I remember they were drawing different figures on the screens and magically changing their shapes and colors simply by typing on the keyboard. I just had to try this out for myself."
When her parents finally arrived, she immediately asked them to sign her up for a computer class.
"I didn't know what to expect, but thinking back now, my parents were very supportive. In fact, a few days later my dad bought me a programming book for kids called The Encyclopedia of Professor Fortran, and also brought home a very simple computer. I was hooked," said Maria.
Maria wrote her first program in just a few weeks, a multiple choice quiz, using the computer language BASIC. As she grew up, her interest in computer science surpassed that for ballet. And once she reached the Russian National Nuclear Research University her coach asked her to make what she called "one of the most difficult choices of my life."
"I had my passion equally in both. But I knew the career of a dancer is quite short and the dedication required to become really world class doesn't allow for distractions, like computer classes. This, combined with the prospects of an exciting career in mathematics and computer science, shifted my focus."
Thankfully for IBM and the field of computer science, Maria chose those computer classes and she just recently received her PhD in cryptography at IBM's research lab in Zurich. Part of a team of cryptographers she has been granted two patents with several more pending in the security field including last year's US Patent #8,577,029: Oblivious transfer with hidden access control lists.
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Bud Bourassa, I'm about to learn, is a man prone to understatement.
"The Devin is like driving a skateboard," he tells me. "It's very quick and really responsive." As for the Apollo GT, "You have to be pretty attentive. It's a fun car to drive, but it takes concentration."
In retrospect, I should have taken him more seriously.
Bourassa is a car collector from Scottsdale, Arizona, and he's agreed to let me drive two of the rarest American cars in his collection. His Devin C is one of about 25 made, and it was Bill Devin's own prototype. The Apollo GT is one of 39 examples built by the short-lived International Motor Cars company and one of only two automatics. Both cars stand as reminders of how difficult it is to get traction in the automotive business: Conceived in the same era, they launched hard and wound up flaming out.
Devin started his business building race cars, but he was best known for his fiberglass bodies. Made in 27 sizes to fit every chassis from Crosley to Corvette—all of which sold for the low price of just $295—these Ferrari Monza-inspired shells were a fixture of the 1950s and '60s era sports-car culture.
Still, turn-key sports cars were Devin's dream, and in 1958 he introduced his Chevrolet-powered Devin Super Sport. It was ridiculously fast, but at $5,950 it cost more than a Cadillac. By 1961, the price was $10,000. Devin needed a low-cost model, so he designed the Devin D (for Deutschland), a rear-engine car using either Volkswagen or Porsche power. There was just one problem: Devin's race cars were embarrassing Porsche at Riverside International Raceway in California, and as a result Stuttgart had little interest in selling him engines. The VW Bug's mill was easier to come by, but 36 horsepower didn't quite cut it.
Devin found his solution in the 1960 Corvair. He kept the D's VW-sourced front end and installed the Corvair's engine, transaxle, and rear suspension. Devin asked motorsports legend Stirling Moss to evaluate the car. Moss advised him to add one more beam to stiffen the frame. Once that was sorted, the Devin C was born.
The C was made with weekend racers in mind, but the Apollo GT was more of an American answer to European GTs. It was dreamed up by a young California engineer named Milt Brown, styled by Art Center graduate Ron Plescia then later restyled by Franco Scaglione in Italy. Brown saw great potential in Buick's all-new 1961 Special—not only the light and powerful all-aluminum 215 cubic-inch V-8 but the suspension as well, particularly the rear axle's four-link coil-spring setup. All were adopted and improved for the Apollo. Carrozzeria Automobili Intermeccanica of Turin, Italy, hand-built and assembled the bodies, frames, and interiors and shipped them to the newly formed International Motor Cars in Oakland, California, for installation of the mechanicals.
The GT was light (at 2,440 pounds, it was 700 pounds lighter than a fiberglass-bodied Corvette), and it was quick for its time—0 to 60 mph in a claimed 7.5 seconds, though contemporary magazines timed it about a second slower. It went on sale in 1963 for $6,597, midway between a Jaguar XKE and a Mercedes-Benz 230SL.
Reviews were good. "Handles as well or better than a 2+2 Ferrari, an Aston DB4, and a Sting Ray Corvette," racer and respected journalist Denise McCluggage wrote in Science and Mechanics magazine. In 1964, IMC added a convertible and a new version with an iron-block 300 cubic-inch Buick engine that became known as the 5000 GT, with the 215-powered cars adopting the 3500 GT moniker.
Settling in behind the Apollo's big, wood-rimmed wheel, it's easy to see the European parallels: Its leather-lined interior is snug and very obviously handmade, and the Jaeger gauges are labeled in Italian. The windshield pillars are stick-thin, and the hood seems to extend for miles. But one twist of the key, and visions of Modena are quickly forgotten. The engine rumbles to life with a delicious Detroit soundtrack.
Bourassa wasn't kidding when he said the Apollo requires attention. With the R-1-2-N-P shift pattern of its Dual Path Turbine Drive automatic, selecting a forward gear is a challenge. But even with the automatic transmission—remember, it was the Dynaflow from which this transmission is derived that gave us the term "slushbox"—the bantamweight Apollo is eager to take off. But it's not so eager to stop. The brakes are drums all around with no power assist, and the pedal rides so high I feel like I have to touch my knee to my chin just to get my foot on it.
The steering wheel is offset far to the right, and despite the fact the Apollo is fitted with unassisted steering and an extended pitman arm to effectively speed up the ratio, it still responds like a Kennedy-era Buick. It has an independent spirit and an insatiable urge to venture off in new directions on its own initiative. Driving it makes me wonder how anyone survived the 1960s.
The Devin C is a completely different experience, more race car than road car. Devin offered the C with engines rated from 80 to 150 hp, with the highest-spec model using the turbo unit from the Chevy Corvair Corsa. Bourassa's Devin has a naturally aspirated engine with a multi-carb setup, and a dyno test revealed 180 horsepower—plenty for a car that weighs about 1,400 pounds.
First gear in the close-ratio four speed is funky, if you can even find it. This is still a '50s-era American transmission. Once you're in second, you really start to boogie. I expected the Corvair mill to echo the sophisticated thrum of a Porsche flat-six, but the largely unrestricted exhaust on Bourassa's car belts out a bratty blat like a demon Volkswagen. The Devin steers a bit like a Volkswagen, too. There's more on-center play than I expected, but once it begins to respond to the wheel it never stops. This car lives to change direction.
Like the Apollo, this Devin has drum brakes, and it takes a deliberate foot on the pedal to haul it in. Clearly the car was meant to go, not stop. Out of respect for its rarity—and a passing concern for Scottsdale's traffic laws—I remain mostly at second-gear speeds. The Apollo got my blood pressure up, but the Devin is pure adrenaline. I never wanted to stop driving it, a plan the brakes clearly agreed with.
So what happened to Devin and Apollo? In the end, both companies simply ran out of cash.
"I think [Devin] was undercapitalized, like most startup businesses," Bourassa says. A successful businessman himself, he knows a thing or two about running a company. "There just wasn't money there to research and build the cars. He sold a lot of fiberglass bodies for $295, and you can't make a lot of money doing that." Devin sold just 25 Model Cs between 1959 and 1965, when he finally threw in the towel.
A similar fate befell International Motor Cars, despite high demand.
"They had orders they couldn't fill," Bourassa explains. "They were buying the motor, the suspension, and all the running parts over the counter from Buick. They owed Intermeccanica a lot of money for the production they had already shipped." With some 39 cars completed, Intermeccanica demanded payment, and IMC went bankrupt.
Vanguard Industries of Dallas, Texas, which made aftermarket air-conditioners, bought 19 bodies and continued production as the Vetta Ventura, though it reportedly finished only 11 cars before going belly up in 1965. The Apollo went back into production in late '64 under its own name, with Intermeccanica shipping 24 bodies to the freshly minted Apollo Industries of Pasadena, California. But that company completed only 14 cars before it, too, became insolvent. A shop foreman bought and assembled six bodies. Four went unclaimed at the dock and were sold at a customs auction and assembled. In total, 90 Apollo GTs and Vetta Venturas were built.
Today, it seems only a handful of hardcore collectors and historians know about the Apollo or the Devin.
"We take them to a show, and we just get bombarded," Bourassa says. "'What is it? What is it?' You can spend your whole day answering questions." He's only too happy to answer. Bourassa is keeping the faded American dreams of Bill Devin and Milt Brown alive. "I like cars that are limited-production and unique," he says.
Take that as his ultimate understatement.
Apollo: Bashed panels and Bondo
Bud Bourassa fell in love with the first Apollo he ever saw, a red 5000 GT on the "Still for Sale" lot at a Barrett-Jackson auction. He restored the car and later sold it but soon decided he wanted another.
"One day I get a call: 'There's an Apollo on Craigslist!' I called the guy and said, 'I want the car. I'll overnight a check, and then I'll come look at it.' His parents each had an Apollo. His mother was 87 and quit driving. It looked beautiful, and it drove fairly well, and I knew they were few and far between, so I bought it."
But it turned out the car's beauty was barely skin deep.
"I had a guy soda-blast the paint off, and it was Bondo everywhere! His mother had crashed every corner. They used a slide hammer, then Bondoed it in."
Bourassa sent the Apollo to the body shop for new panels and almost lost the car.
"It was there for six or eight months," Bourassa remembers. "Finally they called and said, 'It's done.' It was 114 degrees, and I said, 'I don't really want to go get the thing, it's so hot.' But I hooked up the trailer, drove into Phoenix, and loaded it up, and that night the place burned down. Everything in it was destroyed."
The fire left Kurt Sowder, who did the metalwork, out of a job, so Bourassa hired him. And as it turned out, there was still plenty to do on the Apollo.
"The front clip was badly smashed and puttied," Bourassa explains, "so we got a new one made in Italy. The guy cut it in half to save on freight! I just about crapped. I called him on the phone: 'Why? Why?' He said, 'Well, it's a lot cheaper to ship in smaller boxes.' We had to put it back together without making it look wavy. It was really a job."
It was only later that Bourassa learned just how rare his Apollo was. Not only was it one of just two automatic-transmission examples, but it was also the second car off the production line despite having serial number 0005.
"They didn't want the customers to think it was the second car built, so they gave themselves a little cushion," Bourassa explains. An outside fuel-filler flap, downward-angled switches, and chrome trim around the secondary gauges mark this as one of the first two cars built.
Despite its rarity, Bourassa drives it regularly.
"People say, 'Are you driving it?' Well, yeah. You can't just let it sit and deteriorate."
Keeping Devin's Dream Alive
While Bourassa went looking for the Apollo, his Devin C found him.
"This was Bill Devin's car," Bourassa explains.
"I have pictures of it racing at Riverside. All of the famous racers we know, from Stirling Moss to Dan Gurney, they raced against it. Bill Devin painted it gold so it wouldn't be confused with Max Balchowsky's yellow car, Ol' Yeller.
"Bill Devin was approached by Andy Granatelli, who was in the process of developing the McCullough supercharger. He wanted to mount it on the Devin. The supercharger wouldn't fit in the engine compartment, so they cut a hole in the back fender. He ran something like 120 mph." The car clocked an 11.94-second quarter mile at 117 mph and also ran 167 mph at Bonneville, though it was never timed officially. The experiment done, the supercharger was removed. "There's a picture of it on the track with the hole patched in," Bourassa adds.
"Bill decided to restore it, and before he finished he passed away. The family sold it to another gentleman in Arizona, and lo and behold he passed away, so the family was looking for someone to finish the project. I was recommended by a few mutual friends, and I bought the car. The body had been painted, but there wasn't much else done. It was a lot of parts and pieces and an old Corvair motor."
Because of the car's unique history, Bourassa had some flexibility with how it was finished.
"It's not like doing a restoration on a Jaguar E-type, where every nut and screw has to be a certain manufacturer. You can take liberties. We finished the car the way we thought Bill would want it to be.
"The windscreen and the side windows are something we wanted to do. Bill sold the cars with an old-fashioned upright windshield with chrome around it. Ugly as hell. I wanted a
screen that went all the way around and on to the doors, so that's what we did. Kurt molded it out of Plexiglas. We also did the headlight covers. We heated them up in the barbecue! Two-hundred-twenty degrees, and they just shrunk over the form."
Asked about the Devin's lasting appeal, Bourassa says, "It's unique, and it's something I can finish up and create."


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Alopecia Areata (Hair Disorders)
Pigment Abnormalities: Melasma
Pigment Abnormalities: Vitiligo
Seborrheic Keratosis
Types of Skin Cancers
XTRAC Laser
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Acne affects 85 percent of all teenagers and 20 percent of adults. It most commonly occurs on the face in teenagers and young adults, but can affect other areas such as the neck, trunk, arms and buttocks. The acne blemishes you see today formed several weeks ago. Deep within your pores, sebaceous glands produce sebum, an oil that hydrates skin and keeps it supple. Skin constantly renews itself, so old cells die and mix with your skin's natural oils. Normally, these dead skin cells shed to reveal fresh, new skin.
But some cells shed unevenly and clump together to form a plug, that traps oil and bacteria inside the follicle, causing it to swell. Your body responds by attacking the bacteria with white blood cells and a few weeks later, a pimple pops out. Acne ranges from milder comedonal (blackheads and whiteheads) to moderate (pustular) to severe, cystic breakouts. In many cases,several or all of these forms of acne can be present at one time.
Central Carolina Skin & Dermatology will evaluate your acne condition to establish a specific and effective diagnosis, define and eliminate potential flare factors, and explain the appropriate treatment. Topical acne therapies include cleansers that remove excessive surface skin oil, retinoids that unlock plugs from within the follicle, and benzoyl peroxides and antibiotics that suppress bacterial overgrowth and inflammatory activity in the oil glands. Oral acne treatments consist of various antibiotics and hormonal preparations, including oral contraceptives and Accutane.
Alopecia Areata (Hair Disorders)
Alopecia areata is characterized by non-scarring hair loss of unknown etiology. Manifestations are most frequently limited to a few oval bald patches. However, a minority of individuals develop extensive areas of hair loss or even loss of all body hair (alopecia totalis or universalis). The cause or mechanics of alopecia areata are poorly understood. However, we do know that the reason for hair loss is due to inflammation of the hair follicle. The treatment is aimed at suppressing inflammation.
Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a general term for a group of lifelong conditions that affect 1 in 18 people and cause the skin to become inflamed, red, dry and itchy. Patients with eczema have very sensitive skin and tend to have a lover threshold for allergies. In some cases of eczema, a rash might develop in one area or over the entire body. Patients with eczema tend to have "atopic tendencies". This means they have developed any or all of three of the following closely linked conditions: atopic dermatitis, asthma and hay fever.
Adult eczema most often develops on hands, elbows and "bending" areas, such as the inside ofan elbow or back of a knee. In young children, eczema most often develops on the elbows, knees, face, neck and scalp.
Eczema's exact cause is unknown, but evidence suggests it may be genetic because it often affects people who have a personal or family history of asthma, hay fever or other allergies. Eczema symptoms typically flare up when a person is exposed to certain triggers, which may include skin irritants, allergens, climate factors, the environment and stress.
Treatment varies depending on symptoms and triggers. No one treatment is best for everyone, and Central Carolina Skin & Dermatology's objective is to prescribe medicine that reduces itching and discomfort, clears infections and prevents additional flare-ups. Treatment options consist of prevention, skin care, medication and phototherapy.
Pigment Abnormalities: Melasma
Melasma occurs when estrogen and/or progesterone stimulate pigmentation hormones to produce irregular-sized dark brown or grey patches on both sides of an adult's face. These patches typically appear on the cheeks, bridge of the nose, forehead or upper lip, and occur most frequently in darker skinned women, although it also affects lighter skinned men and women. Individuals with a family history of melasma are more likely to develop the condition. Changes in hormonal status, such as pregnancy, may trigger melasma. Birth control pills and sun exposure are also known to activate melasma.
Sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher is one treatment for melasma because it protects against the sun's UVA and UVB rays, which can trigger melasma during even limited outdoor activities such as walking down the street, driving a car or sitting next to a window. Bleaching creams also work well. These creams don't bleach the skin, but rather decrease pigmentation production. Over-the-counter creams contain low concentrations of hydroquinone, the most commonly used de-pigmenting agent. At Central Carolina Skin & Dermatology, we may prescribe creams with higher concentrations of hydroquinone for melasma when appropriate, and it usually takes about three months to substantially improve the condition.
Melasma management requires a comprehensive and professional approach. Central Carolina Skin & Dermatology partners with melasma patients to provide close supervision, for a successful outcome.
Pigment Abnormalities: Vitiligo
Vitiligo is a chronic skin disorder causing white patches of skin to appear on the body due to loss of pigment. This happens when pigment-making cells in the skin, called melanocytes, are destroyed. The cause of vitiligo is complex and not fully understood. Some evidence suggests a combination of autoimmune, genetic and environmental factors are to blame. Vitiligo usually develops before a person's 40th birthday and can also affect mucous membranes and the eye area. Vitiligo's course and severity differs with each person. Vitiligo is obvious year-round on darker skinned people, while fair-skinned people usually notice the contrast between vitiligo patches and suntanned skin only in the summer.
The degree of pigment loss varies within each vitiligo patch. Different shades of pigment may appear within a patch, or a border of darker skin may encircle an area of light skin. Vitiligo often begins with a rapid loss of pigment that may continue until, for unknown reasons, the process suddenly stops. Cycles of pigment loss may follow periods of inactivity and continue indefinitely. Sometimes the best treatment for vitiligo is no treatment at all. In mild cases, makeup and other camouflaging solutions may hide vitiligo patches. Fair-skinned people can blend in patches of vitiligo with normal skin by avoiding tanning. Safe stains that dye the skin can also help match white patches to normal skin color. Self-tanning compounds, which contain a chemical that does not require melanocytes to tan skin, can also help hide white patches. These compounds won't change the condition, but can improve its appearance.
Dermatologists traditionally prescribe topical corticosteroid cream to treat vitiligo, which can effectively return pigment to white patches. However, these creams can thin the skin in certain areas and should be used only as prescribed. Research offers hope for new treatments but a cure has not yet been found.
The XTRAC Laser is an excellent treatment for Vitiligo as it produces a highly effective, safe, and painless therapy by delivering a targeted, super-narrow UVB band to affected areas, resulting in effective and rapid improvement without the worry of harmful side effects of invasive, systemic agents. Most insurance companies cover the XTRAC Laser Treatments for vitilago.
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Psoriasis is a medical condition that occurs when skin cells grow too quickly. Faulty signals in the immune system cause new skin cells to form in days rather than weeks. The body does not shed these excess skin cells, so the cells pile up on the surface of the skin and lesions form. About 80% of people living with psoriasis have plaque (plak) psoriasis, also called "psoriasis vulgaris." Plaque psoriasis causes patches of thick, scaly skin that may be white, silvery, or red. Called plaques (plax), these patches can develop anywhere on the skin. The most common areas to find plaques are the elbows, knees, lower back, and scalp.
Psoriasis also can affect the nails. About 50% of people who develop psoriasis see changes in their fingernails and/or toenails. If the nails begin to pull away from the nail bed or develop pitting, ridges, or a yellowish-orange color, this could be a sign of psoriatic (sore-EE-at-ic) arthritis. Without treatment, psoriatic arthritis can progress and become debilitating. It is important to see a dermatologist if nail changes begin or joint pain develops. Early treatment can prevent joint deterioration. In the United States, nearly 7.5 million people have psoriasis and about 150,000 new cases are diagnosed each year. Studies indicate that psoriasis develops about equally in males and females. A family history of psoriasis seems to increase the risk of developing psoriasis. It is important to know that a family history of psoriasis does not guarantee that someone will develop psoriasis.
Psoriasis can begin at any age, from infancy through the golden years. There are, however, times when psoriasis is most likely to develop. Most people first see psoriasis between 15 and 30 years of age. About 75% develop psoriasis before they turn 40. Another common time for psoriasis to begin is between 50 and 60 years of age. Psoriasis is a life-long condition, it is important to take an active role in managing it. Learning more about psoriasis, seeing a dermatologist to discuss treatment options, and developing a healthy lifestyle can help people live life to the fullest.
The XTRAC laser is an excellent treatment for most plaque psoriasis patients who have not obtained satisfactory results with topical treatments. The XTRAC delivers a special wavelength of UVB light directly at the plaques, avoiding exposure to normal healthy skin. Each treatment is painless and takes only a few minutes. Treatments are generally given twice per week, and significant improvement is obtained in an average of 6 to 10 treatments. Most major insurance companies and medicare will cover these treatments. Please call our office for more information.
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Rosacea is a chronic skin condition that causes the facial skin to flush. Some individuals may also experience swelling and sores depending on the specific type a person has. Subtype 1, the least intense form of rosacea, consists of facial redness, flushing, and visible blood vessels. Subtype 2 causes acne-like breakouts, subtype 3 causes the skin to thicken, and subtype 4 causes eyes to become dry, itchy, and appear bloodshot.
Rosacea can affect anybody, but it typically occurs in fair-skinned individuals between the ages of 30 and 50 who have a family history of rosacea or severe acne. Scientists are unsure of what exactly causes people to experience rosacea and there is no known cure. Occasionally rosacea will clear up by itself after a few years, but some individuals will experience flare-ups for the rest of their life.
Treatment for rosacea depends on the subtype and often includes the application of a topical medicine, lasers and other light treatments, and antibiotics. Rosacea resulting in thickened skin is treated by dermatologists with lasers, dermabrasion, and electrocautery. Rosacea in the eyes is treated with a prescribed eye medicine and wash. To best avoid flare-ups, it's important to try to learn what triggers them and avoid those triggers.
Seborrheic Keratosis
Seborrheic keratoses are dark skin growths that appear in adulthood. Although they may be large and grow quickly, they are benign. They are not caused by sun damage so they may be typically found on areas both covered and uncovered by clothing. Seborrheic keratoses tend to run in families. Initially, they appear as slightly raised, light brown spots and evolve into darker, thicker lesions with rough, warty surfaces.
Seborrheic keratoses are generally harmless, and there aren't many treatments beyond removing them. Some people choose to have them removed if the growths become unsightly, itch, or become irritated from rubbing against clothing. Removal methods include cryotherapy, shave biopsy, laser surgery, and curettage and cautery. Because of their appearance, seborrheic keratoses can be confused with other skin growths, such as warts, moles, and the more worrisome actinic keratosis (AKs) and melanoma. See your doctor if you have concerns about such growths on your skin.
Dermatologists traditionally prescribe topical corticosteroid cream to treat vitiligo, which can effectively return pigment to white patches. However, these creams can thin the skin in certain areas and should be used only as prescribed. Research offers hope for new treatments but a cure has not yet been found.
Types of Skin Cancers
Actinic keratoses (AK) patches or lesions mark the earliest stage of skin cancer development. These small, scaly spots typically occur on the face, ears, neck, scalp, hands, arms and legs of people who have experienced significant sun exposure. AKs can form above or below the skin's surface, are only a few millimeters in size, and can be flat or raised. They are typically harmless, but 20 percent of them may become cancerous, and patients can have up to 10 times as many undetected AKs under the skin's surface as visible ones.
Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is the most common type of skin cancer and appears frequently on the head, neck and hands as a small, fleshy bump, nodule or red patch. These slow-growing tumors do not spread to other areas of the body, but if left untreated they often begin to bleed, crust over, heal and repeat the cycle. Basal cell carcinoma can also extend below the skin to bones and nerves, causing considerable local damage.
Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is the second most common skin cancer and typically appears as a bump or red, scaly patch on the face, lips, mouth or rim of the ear. Squamous cell carcinoma can invasively develop into large masses, then spread to other parts of the body. Therefore, it's very important to seek early treatment.
Malignant melanoma is the most deadly of all skin cancers, but is completely curable when found and treated early. Melanoma tumors grow from melanocytes – cells that make pigment in the skin – and are typically tan, brown, black, white or even red. Melanoma may appear suddenly or begin in or near a mole or other dark spot in the skin. It's important to know the location and appearance of moles on the body to detect changes as early as possible. A dermatologist should examine any mole that changes, since early melanoma can be removed while still in its curable stage.
Warts are growths on the skin caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). They are very common, particularly in school-age children. Warts spread by direct contact to other parts of the body, or to others. They are painless unless they appear on the soles of the feet. Warts are sometimes described by their appearance or location.
Common Warts (verruca vulgaris) can appear anywhere on dry skin, but they are more commonly seen on the hands. They can appear in clusters.
Flat Warts are often on the face or legs. They are smaller and can be difficult to see.
Plantar Warts (foot warts) are located on the soles of the feet. The weight of the body pushes them into the deeper tissues, which can make them painful.
The virus is very common. Most people who are exposed to the virus do not develop warts. This is because their body's immune system recognizes the HPV virus and attacks it before it can start a growth. The HPV virus enters the skin through a small scratch or wound. This explains why warts often appear around fingernails where the skin is often dry or cracked. After the skin becomes infected by the HPV virus, skin cells to start reproducing more rapidly. This creates small bumps where the skin becomes a bit thicker than the surrounding skin. The infected skin may also have a slightly different color. It can take 12 months for the growths to appear after an infection with the virus.
XTRAC Laser
Since receiving FDA clearance in 2000, XTRAC Lasers have come to be recognized by dermatologists worldwide as the market leader in the treatment of psoriasis and vitiligo. XTRAC Lasers produce a highly effective, safe, and painless therapy by delivering a targeted, super-narrow UVB band to affected areas, resulting in effective and rapid improvement without the worry of harmful side effects of invasive, systemic agents. XTRAC Laser treatments are covered by ALL major insurance companies, including Medicare for psoriasis, and many cover XTRAC for the treatment of vitiligo.
Psoriasis, Vitiligo, Atopic Dermatitis (eczema), Leukoderma


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Dining in Sault Ste. Marie
Bring your appetite when you visit the Sault area because you'll want to sample some of the local specialties. Try a pasty (pronounced past-ee) and get both a culinary and history lesson. Pasties were introduced to the Upper Peninsula by Cornish miners in the 19th century. Whether doused in gravy, ketchup or eaten plain, these pastry-covered meat pies are sure to please. For those with a hankering for fish, Lake Superior Whitefish is the specialty in many area restaurants. Caught fresh and prepared in a variety of ways, Whitefish is a mild fish with fantastic flavor.
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(PRWEB) December 30, 2015
Valnet Inc., a Canadian company specialized in developing internet-based businesses and brands, has signed a licensing deal with London-based popular factual content producer and distributor Barcroft Media.
The deal grants Valnet access to Barcroft Media's high quality factual imagery and video content to use across their various media brands.
For Valnet and its growing YouTube channels, TheRichest and TheTalko, use of Barcroft Media content will provide for better creative possibilities. At the same time, Valnet's widely popular YouTube channels will showcase branded Barcroft Media content to new channel audiences.
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Valnet Inc. is a Montreal based company that has proudly acquired and developed a variety of web properties, among them being TheRichest.com, ScreenRant.com and TheSportster.com.
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After spending a week in the most modern of warfares, Adam Marcey has come back from the frontlines. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is here, people. How does the latest Call of Duty stack up to its record-breaking predecessors?
Well I've been stinking up the Modern Warfare 3 servers for a little over a week now. Sometimes, I'm terrible at this game, and I think the F-word comes out of my mouth at least once every 2 minutes. Perhaps I'm just not the quintessential gamer I think I am, or maybe some people just play a whole lot more than I do (I'm talking to all of you folks who are almost on your second prestige level. C'mon already, the game's only been out a week!). But anyhow, all lack of skill aside, I'm going to break this up into two parts: the single player campaign and the multiplayer/special ops cooperative mode.
|Stuff blows up good.
Now, I played Modern Warfare 2 a lot more than the first, mainly because I rarely bought a game and played it as soon as it came out. I didn't really experience Modern Warfare all that much before the release of the sequel. I think I made it to the 4th Prestige level in MW2 multiplayer before I moved onto other games, and it was all that more addicting than the first. The campaign wasn't quite as exciting as the first Modern Warfare, but it still held its own. And who could forget the infamous airport massacre? Wow, that was a bold move on the developers and I appreciate it when people try to push the envelope when it comes to decency, but that level was just gratuitous and insane. But however you feel about it personally, I'm sure it's something you'll never forget.
|It's about to go down.
I don't really have the time to waste writing about Black Ops. I would rather forget that it was even released.
So here we are again, wasting hours of our precious lives with another Modern Warfare release. I've played through the campaign on Hardcore, and it clocked in around 7 ½ hours, about what you'd expect. I'm doing a second play-through on veteran difficulty to unlock the achievements, and it is HARD. It typically goes like this: I die 5-10 times at the same spot, finally figure out what I'm doing wrong, make it through, run to the next fight, and then repeat the process. They're not kidding when you select veteran difficulty on the menu and it says "you will not survive." At least I had fair warning. Now this campaign is still good, but it's not great. The story picks up almost immediately after the events on MW2 where the Russians are in full-fledged war with the West. Once again, the Russian terrorist Makarov is playing behind the scenes and manipulating events, and you play as either Frost from Delta Force or Yuri with the recently disavowed Task Force 141 along with Price and Soap. There are definitely a few intense moments, and a pretty entertaining level where you're playing as Frost and you have to hijack a Russian submarine, forcing it to surface with C4 planted on the side while it's still underwater.
Another intense moment comes along while you're playing as a Russian secret service agent on board the presidential plane, which is hijacked by Makarov's men. As you're fighting your way out with the president in tow, the plane takes a sudden dip and you become involved in a zero-G gunfight. Pretty nifty. But quite honestly, I didn't experience any real "Oh shit!" moments. To me it seemed as though the campaign was just filler for the multiplayer, and a lot of it just seemed like you were doing the same thing over and over. A lot of the game is fought in the streets of major cities, like New York and Paris, which was quite repetitive. There were also a few levels fought in Africa but it didn't really add to the experience that much. All in all, this campaign is the weakest in the Modern Warfare series. It does, however, do a good job at tying everything together during a flashback sequence showing how Yuri fits into the story. There's also another "you can skip over the offensive content" disclaimer, and I feel the skipped over content isn't quite as bad as the airport massacre, but you'll still probably be able to pick out the scene they're talking about.
|Globe trotting. WW3 style.
The multiplayer is exactly what you expect it to be, and there are a few new perks and kill streaks to keep it fresh. Also, there are three kill streak packages to pick from: assault, support, and specialist. The support package tends to have kill streaks that help your team, rather than punish the opposing team; you can drop ballistic vests for your team to pick up to reduce damage, you can select a UAV which shows the positions of the opposing team instead of just a red dot on the map, and you can call in an Osprey gun ship that drops care packages and provides over-watch to protect the packages. Also, your kill streak doesn't reset with the support package selected. The assault package has some old staples like the predator missile, attack chopper and pave low, with a few new additions like a laser guided predator missile attack, a personal support chopper and a strafing run of 5 Apache attack helicopters. The specialist package allows you to add additional perks to your repertoire as you rack up kills, instead of giving you a one-time attack reward. There is also an impressive selection of personal weapons to choose from as you level up.
The multiplayer experience has improved a lot, and a new game mode called "Kill Confirmed" is pretty fun: in order for your kills to count towards your team score you have to collect the dog tags of your kills. I think in all of these respects the multiplayer experience is much improved. However, there are a few sub-par maps that are just cramped and confusing (remember the Rust map from MW2?), coupled with the fact that you can't take more than 3 steps without getting shot in the head. Also, most of the maps are strikingly similar to the MW2 maps, so overall the maps don't seem all that new. You also have to play as the African Militia on certain maps, which I find to be a little offensive. Do the developers realize what goes on in Africa? The voice-over when the round starts even says, "Butcher them. Show no mercy." Really?
|Lots of turret sequnces.
So to wrap things up, MW3 is a great game on its own, but the campaign falls short in comparison to its predecessors. The multiplayer experience is still top notch with a few additions, and just as addicting as before. When you put this game in your system, it's like you never left the previous games. My personal feeling is that the game isn't drastically different, but sometimes too much change isn't necessarily a good thing.
Final Verdict: 4/5
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The work out saw Mukai take part in an exciting spar with Japanese and OPBF ranked fighter Takayuki Okumoto (18-7-2, 8) [奥本 貴之]. The spar between the two men saw Mukai looking fast and controlling the distance well, getting inside with ease and landing good body shots, whilst also landing good shots from distance. Although it was a friendly spar it did get competitive with an all action 4th round between the two men.
Mukai stated that he would be arriving in Hong Kong on March 9th and it seems like he will be fully prepared come fight night. He seems genuinely driven to upset Tso and knows that a win could well see him earn a third world title fight. Saying that however Tso will be the favourite and will be roared on by a partisan crowd at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center.
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I hate to admit this..... but I am completely caffeine dependant. There are so many different ways to get your caffeine fix these days (energy drinks, supplements, soda), but I have always turned to the aid of the caffeine naturally found in the coffee bean.
Every morning of my adult life has started out with a cup of coffee. And we're not talking just one small 8 oz. cup of coffee either... we're talking half pot or big travel-size mug of coffee! For me, "coffee-d and caffeinated" is the only way my body knows how to start the day... it's really the only way I feel like a normal human being. Even on my early gym mornings, I will set the delay timer on the coffee maker for 4am and power down some coffee before my workout. What can I say?.... I love it, I need it, coffee completes me. Sounds like a serious dependency problem right?!
According to WebMd and other health websites, it may very well be a caffeine dependency problem, but not considered serious... whew! There are many misconceptions out there about caffeine and also it's effects on your health. Did you know caffeine is present in some over-the-counter painkillers and cold medications? So coffee drinker, or not, go here to get your caffeine facts straight: http://www.webmd.com/balance/caffeine-myths-and-facts
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I'm interested in Public Health and realized during my senior year of undergrad that I wanted to pursue obtaining a Master's in Public Health. However, there are many concentrations in the field, and I was unsure of which path to take.
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The MA in Management program at Wake Forest provided the direction I needed both in regards to education and career development. The program also mimics a work environment, which will be beneficial in the future.
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As a liberal arts double major (anthropology and human health), my job prospects were thin. Many of the job applications asked for candidates with Master's degrees, data analysis experience or previous work experience; all things that I didn't have. The MA program has drastically improved my position in the job market.
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"I paint for sheer joy of the soul connecting with the canvas…"
Another self-taught painter, using oils and acrylics, Stefano often paints late into the night after business hours. He says he loves the process and how the soul connects with the canvas; it fulfils him to paint each evening until that desire is sated.
His style eludes confines, instead it meanders from painting to painting according to the point in his process of personal and artistic experience: everything from abstract impressionism and expressionism through to vividly detailed surrealism. In March and April 2016 he held an exhibition of a selection of his surrealistic works at Osteria Novecento in Bagnoli.
His subject matter also varies, though a particular recurring theme is one of "village in a landscape", be it in realistic depictions or storybook illustrations of Arcidosso, or else as fragmented otherworldly villages floating in the air, growing from steep terrain, or encroached upon by voluminous non-terrestrial forests.
Whatever his subject matter, his paintings revel in colour and shocks of light, and defy everyday physics.
Stefano and fellow artist Domi Saccardi worked together in the framing shop Cornici O Cornici in Arcidosso before Stefano took over the business some years ago.
You'll find the shop in Corso Toscana, 74, Arcidosso. Stefano doesn't yet have a website but if you'd like to contact him, drop me a line in the contact form below and I can pass on your message on to him.
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I'm a 35 yr old Aussie expat full-time mum of 3 girls, 5 and under, living in London whose mission in life is to some how escape the unavoidable groundhog day that comes with having kids!
I love my kids but I also love having a life – especially the one I had before my kids where I was free to travel, shop and eat out. I'm still trying to reconcile that life with motherhood. And that's what this blog is all about.
I'm a mum, but I'm still young at heart – hence the title of my blog:
"mum at heart"
This is my second time living in London. The first time I came was in my pre-kids life when I worked as a banking lawyer in the city. I returned to Australia prematurely to have kids and missed London so much that I came back – with the kids. People think we are mad. Most people leave London to bring up their kids in Australia, not the other way around! Its been a very different experience to the first time my husband and I were here, but I'm determined to not let it stop us from enjoying all that London has to offer. And I'm happy to say that so far it hasn't.
In my quest to escape groundhog day I'm always on the look out for new and interesting things to do – with the kids, with my husband, and on that rare occasion, just on my own. To that end I'm constantly on the Internet – scouring websites and blogs for inspiration on travelling with kids, things to do in and around London with the family and great restaurants and bars to visit on date nights with my husband.
I hope this blog gives you the inspiration to escape groundhog day – from ideas for fun and re-energising date nights with your partner, to entertaining days out on the weekend with the kids (that you'll actually enjoy too!). For the days in between, I will also be blogging about my experience of "Bump, Baby, and Beyond" – useful advice that should come in handy if you're pregnant, struggling through your baby's 1st year or trying not to strangle your young children.
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I'm working on a deeper, more balanced approach to the #MVAD. As we burden children with more and more work, what we're calling rigor, the kids need balance. They need a place at school where they can be aware of their needs, understand their own thought processes, and express themselves in healthy ways. I won't create a division between academic study and the arts because there shouldn't be one. We do need to understand human needs as they relate to learning and I truly feel like we're doing a terrible job of that in my beloved field.
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Institute for Retired Persons at SU Announces Fall Series
SALISBURY, MD---The Institute for Retired Persons (IRP) at Salisbury University meets at 2 p.m. Tuesdays during the semester at MAC, Inc., 909 Progress Circle. Scheduled speakers this fall include:
•September 6 – Mary Angela Baker, director of SU's Center for Extended and Lifelong Learning; and IRP Scholarship winners
•September 13 – Dennis Dicintio, Wicomico County Health Department director of environmental health: "Zika Virus and Other Mosquito-Related Health Issues"
•September 20 – Dr. Tom Goyens, SU History Department: "The Gilded Age: Issues of Inequality and Immigration"
•September 27 – John Allen: "World War II 'Snoopers' and the Secret Anti-Shipping Night War Against the Japanese"
•October 4 – Peter Bale, Sentinel Robotics Solutions CEO: "History and Use of Drones"
•October 11 – Michelle Robbins, Maryland State Department of Education Office of Child Care licensing specialist: "Homeless People in Salisbury"
•October 18 – Bus trio to the International Spy Museum, Washington, D.C. (meet at MAC, Inc.)
•October 25 – Tezich Mac, D.V.M.: "The Pacificeast Aquaculture Facility"
•November 1 – Bill Nelson, SU Environmental Studies Department: "The Appalachian Trail"
•November 8 – Katerina Ennerfelt, Macon and Toroid Industries president: "The All-Woman Skipjack Crew and Winning the Deal Island Skipjack Race of 2014"
•November 15 – Dr. Philip LeBel, Montclaire State University emeritus professor of economics: "The Dead Economists Society: Enduring Ideas That Continue to Shape Our View of the World"
•November 22 – Ernie Colburn, Salisbury Area Chamber of Commerce President and CEO: "The Mission and Vision for the Future of the Area"
•November 29 – Kelly Taylor, Assateague Island National Seashore science communicator: "Endangered Species of Assateague Island National Seashore"
•December 6 – Dr. Lisa Seldomridge, SU Nursing Department: "Richard A. Henson Medical Simulation Center at SU"
The IRP offers continuing education and social opportunities for adults age 50 and older. For more information, including membership inquiries, visit the institute's website at www.salisbury.edu/irp.


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